Category: Self-Actualization

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An Opinion for Truth

Adam Abramowitz

Lust, love, pleasure and pain: All providing an escape from the existential crisis every human across all time and space has pondered… Why am I here, and what is my purpose? These questions can get lost in the vast amount of stimulation provided by the people we are around. Things people say, advice and opinions that are presented by those we respect, can all be processed as fact, when essentially, it is just opinion… I think “The Dude” said it best when he was speaking to the Big Lebowski: “Well… that’s just like, your opinion…man.” And it’s true. For everyone. … Continue reading An Opinion for Truth

Mental Health, Mindfulness, Perception, Philosophy, Self-Actualization, Spirituality1 Comment

True Wisdom

Adam Abramowitz

True wisdom is knowing that no matter what, you are always wrong. Memories change, feelings change, and facts change (depending on who perceives them). We have the ability to let go of our “selves” and know that, in the grand scheme of life, love, and the pursuit of happiness, nothing really matters… Other than how we choose to perceive things.  Understanding other people’s perspective as a story, not a fact, gives us an opportunity to process their experience as potential knowledge.  Knowledge that can shift our perspective and allow us to become more aware of our place in reality; driving … Continue reading True Wisdom

Art, Creative Process, Creativity, Dreams, Fear, Honesty, introspection, Mental Health, Mindfulness, Philosophy, Self-Actualization, Self-Awareness, Self-Discovery, Self-Doubt, Social Anxiety, Uncategorized, Video, Writing2 Comments

The “F” Word

Adam Abramowitz

Video Recorded by: Adam Abramowitz (November 5th 2:30am) Written by: Adam Abramowitz (October 31st 6:15pm) -Fear, Anxiety, and Self-Doubt- The tension building up to this moment has lasted for almost a week now. I’m sitting at my laptop, bundled up in a windbreaker jacket, hands still cold from the cigarette I snuck outside; a last puff as the sun began its final descent on the eve of Halloween. A little over a week ago, I made a decision to film myself talking about fear, anxiety, and self-doubt. I want to address my own fear of my face, speaking publicly. I … Continue reading The “F” Word